 | | | MySQL++ | | Gary Anderson wrote
> When the application exits I seem to have a lot of
> un-released memory (leaks) that appear to be holding items read from the
> database during processing.
Whenever you thDaniel wrote
> On a side note it would be nice to have better documentation in the
> example files themselves.
This is the purpose of the Tutorial chapter in the user manual.
> new classes especMichael Hanselmann wrote
>
> Actually I 'm a Gentoo dev too and just bumped the package last week.
Thanks! The current .ebuild file is still fine then?
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For list archivI have this little problem if i use this code of exemple
if (res) {
mysqlpp Row row
mysqlpp Row size_type i
for (i 0 row res.at(i) ++i) {
cout < < '\t ' < < row.at(0) < < endl
}
I followed the instructions for MinGW (using make not involving dev-c++
during the install process). I tried again and it worked so I am not sure
what I did wrong the first time thanks though.
----My application establishes a connection at the beginning of processing
then uses that connection to do several thousand operations involving
reading and updating stored data. I use the Query ResuOn 10/23/07 Michael Hanselmann <mysql@(protected) > wrote
> On Mon Oct 22 2007 at 04 48 10PM -0600 Warren Young wrote
> > > mysql # emerge -s mysql++
> > > Searching...
> > > [ Results for search key On Mon Oct 22 2007 at 04 48 10PM -0600 Warren Young wrote
> > mysql # emerge -s mysql++
> > Searching...
> > [ Results for search key mysql++ ]
> > [ Applications found 1 ]
> > * dev-db/mysql++
> >Daniel wrote
> How can I get MySQL++ to work with g++ in gentoo with little to no effort?
Maybe Chris Frey (maintainer of the .ebuild file for MySQL++) is reading
this and can tell you why it doesnI 'm using G++ 4.1.2 (Gentoo 4.1.2 p1.0.2)
How can I get MySQL++ to work with g++ in gentoo with little to no effort?
Emerging and compiling doesn 't seem to work as you would expect
This is trying toJJ Harrison wrote
>
> "The application or DLL C \Dev-Cpp\Bin\mysqlpp.dll is not a valid Windows
> image. Please check this against your installation diskette. "
I 'm assuming you actually built that Yes but for insert/update you can 't have the auto_inc col in the sqlss
struct.
-----Original Message-----
From Andrej van der Zee [mailto mavdzee@(protected)]
Sent Saturday October 20 2007 10 03I have installed (almost?) mysql++ for dev-c++ (mingw).
The test applications I try compile successfully and find all the right
library and header files. However whenever I try and run any of the exHi
Sorry if it already has been asked but is it possible
to use auto_increment columns with ssqls?
Best regards
Andrej
Ouellette_Brad@(protected) wrote
> gcc 4.2.2 is installed in /usr/local/gcc2
[snip]
> -L/usr/lib64
It seems unlikely to me that your nonstandard compiler also built all
the libraries in /usr/lib64. gcc 4.2.2 is installed in /usr/local/gcc2 and is executable as gcc2.
Script started on Fri Oct 19 10 31 47 2007
athena /storage/mysql++/mysql++-2.3.2 # make install
athena /storage/mysThanks that solved it!
I really appreciate your help
Joe
Warren Young wrote
> joh3@(protected) wrote
> >
> > /tmp/ccS0Mujl.o In function `File_Types table() '
> > /export/sda4/svn/PS_code/src/tAndrej van der Zee wrote
>
> * Is there a patch for recent versions of mysql++ with
> transaction support in it? Preferably for a stable
> release?
It 's possible that someone may have forward-porteHi
On the mailing list I found a patch for null-value
support for SQLSS. The patch is against an old SVN
revision without transaction support. Also it sais
that SQLSS null-support might be added toHi Andrej
You might want to ask your question here
http //sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id 12999
This is the mysql++ mailinglist )
Andrej van der Zee schreef
> Hi
>
> I am sorry if this alreadyHi
I am sorry if this already has been asked...
I am trying to use libxml++ to parse XML-requests in a
CGI script. The problem is that somehow the connection
is broken in the xmlpp Node find(xpatjoh3@(protected) wrote
>
> /tmp/ccS0Mujl.o In function `File_Types table() '
> /export/sda4/svn/PS_code/src/table_construct.h 42 undefined reference to
> `File_Types _table '
I suspect you 'reJohn Gehring wrote
> I am adding records to my MySQL database that contains a column of type
> 'mediumtext ' (call it ColA). The amount of data is roughly 75K bytes. If I
> use the SELECT ... INTO OUTJohn Gehring wrote
>
> I notice in the mysql++ code that mysql_library_end() is not called but it
> seems that the mysql embedded documentation states that this function should
> be called. Can anyHi
Having struggled with this for a day now i am asking for help from the wider
community my code worked fine creating ssqls structures and stuff it was only
when i tried to use mysql++ SSQLS featI am adding records to my MySQL database that contains a column of type
'mediumtext ' (call it ColA). The amount of data is roughly 75K bytes. If I
use the SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE ... statement to get I get the following message in the .err file after running my mysql++
application
071011 10 48 07 InnoDB Database was not shut down normally!
InnoDB Starting crash recovery.
InnoDB Reading tableI have no choice of the IDE. If I 've got it be sure that I would use the
last version of visual or gcc -)
I just want the documentation of the version I 'm using. No matter if I got
a problem it wiMonsieur Bidon wrote
>
> I 'm still using Visual C++ 6.0
Why must you use tools that are nearly a decade old? Visual Studio
Express 2005 a free download and if you must have something in the
PrThanks to reply so quickly but I think that the 2.3.2 version is not
working with my IDE (Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0) so I 'm using the version
1.7.1.
I 'm looking for the documentation of the 1.7.1 ver |
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